Built for market organization
The Exchange helps teams make sense of approved demand, capability, requirements, and readiness before deeper workflow begins.
RAOS Exchange
Move through approved access paths.
A shared access environment where approved retailers, brands, and suppliers review demand, capability, requirements, readiness, and submissions without turning RAOS into a shopping marketplace.
Explore bycategory, channel, region, requirement, readiness gap, capability signal, or passport-approved action
Shared access floor
Find the right demand, capability, requirement, or path faster.
RetailersBrandsRequirementsReadinessRegionsPassports
About RAOS Exchange
RAOS is a retail access operating layer.
RAOS is a retail access operating layer that helps retailers and suppliers structure requirements, readiness, channel fit, locations, permissions, and introductions before business moves forward.
Clear path into opportunity
RAOS helps users narrow where they fit, what is missing, and which access paths deserve attention.
From discovery to action
The public layer explains the system. The workspace is where approved users handle submissions, requests, and ongoing movement.
Commercial map
What you can organize inside RAOS Exchange
RAOS Exchange helps businesses make sense of approved demand visibility, supplier readiness, access passports, and channel fit before entering the day-to-day workspace.
Review retail needs that have been structured inside Retail Portal before they become visible in Exchange.
Understand which brand or supplier capabilities have been prepared inside Brand Portal and approved for visibility.
Exchange access comes from the company HQ, so users can only view, submit, message, or approve within their assigned scope.
Move from visible path to structured interest, review, information request, and introduction only when the required data is present.
How it works
From discovery to the right conversation.
The Exchange starts with market discovery, then helps participants move toward organized product and business conversations. Actions remain governed by the user's Account HQ permissions.
Read approved signals
Start with demand and capability that the private HQs have approved for Exchange visibility.
Check requirements
Review documents, GTIN / UPC, packaging, compliance, region, channel, and timing expectations.
Use passport limits
A user's Brand or Retail HQ decides whether they can view, submit, message, approve, or export.
Move with approval
Submissions, messages, visibility, and introductions move through approval gates before business moves forward.
Participants
Built for the people who move products into retail.
Retailers, brands, suppliers, and distribution partners can use the Exchange to organize opportunity, readiness, and next steps.
Expose approved demand
Retailers
Show structured requirements, review submissions, and route brand interest without editing core retail truth in Exchange.Prepare capability
Brands and suppliers
Review visible requirements, understand missing readiness items, and submit only from approved Brand HQ data.Support readiness
Distribution partners
Help with logistics, regional capability, documents, samples, and follow-up within governed access paths.Discovery flow
Explore first. Move into the workspace when ready.
The public Exchange page gives users a clean way to understand the market before working with profiles, submissions, connections, and messages.
Explore first
- Approved demand
- Capability signals
- Requirements
- Readiness gaps
- Regions
- Channels
Then continue
- HQ passport
- Submission status
- Information requests
- Messages
- Follow-up
- Workspace activity
Entry paths
Choose where to start.
Begin with market discovery or request access if you want to participate in the Exchange workspace. The workspace uses the account passport granted by your Brand or Retail HQ.
Workspace
Continue inside the Exchange workspace.
The workspace is where approved users manage submissions, connections, messages, profile context, and follow-up movement. Company people, locations, documents, permissions, and billing remain controlled by the Account HQ.